[tobyhill]

I thought the high court already ruled on this type of issue?

[Freddd]

Unbelievable.

[oldbrowser]

Great, then we can all sue Obama and Holder once they are out of office?

[Jacquerie]

This is another rat attempt to financially destroy their enemies.

It must be either stopped or we must employ the same scorched earth tactics. We will of course, do neither and the Left will get in the habit of destroying every good person who challenges them.

[RobinOfKingston]

This should also mean that holder et al can be sued by the families of people who lost family members to a shooter using one of the guns they unleashed on Mexico.

Damn site better than the taxpayer picking up that bill. More instructive for future gubmint employees, also.

[Marty62]

Well maybe American Citizens can sue Obama for the torture we are enduring since he was elected.

[funfan]

Seeing how a lawyer is expensive where do you think the contractor is getting his money from

[mojito]

This is complete garbage. It violates the basic principle of sovereign immunity (that office holders cannot be sued for their official acts).

Otherwise, do I get to sue 0bama and every member of congress that voted for 0bamacare if my health insurance premiums go up?

[Bean Counter]

[FlingWingFlyer]

A federal judge says former Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld can be sued personally for damages by a former U.S. military contractor who says he was tortured during nine months in prison in Iraq.

I wish we could sue "judges" for them being such morons. Unfortunately, one of them would have to listen to the case so the good guys wouldn't stand a chance and we'd never win a case.